Yamadori from Croatia

Hi Mario, No double it was love at first sight. It's a gorgeous find. Please keep us updated on this one.

Cheers,

Faisal

Don't put that saw away now.

Q

will baddeley wrote:Yet again... another beauty. Once settled in, I bet they pop buds everywhere.

Certainly, Carpinus orientalis is the explosive type. Thank you for your comments!

F. Waheedy wrote:Hi Mario, No double it was love at first sight. It's a gorgeous find. Please keep us updated on this one.

Cheers,

Faisal

Hy Faisal,
Thank you for comments!
Regards
Mario

Mario, the King is great - Long live the King. I'd like to see it look like an old gnarly tree.

T Rex will make an awesome bonsai. Looking forward to its progress.

And let me say, I love the names you have given your trees. I like to give my trees names too, much like artists title paintings. It gives the tree an extra level of presentation and a hint to what the artist might have intended. And I know Japanese tradition is to have someone else name a tree, but I'm not Japanese.

Hi Mario, really very good and interesting Yamadori, I look forward to the development of your trees.

Pavel

Hi Mario

More beautiful material as always you must be a happy man Hope your potting is going well my friend

Sorry can't ignore the Will vs Pine Queen debate, I know I should not hijack Mario's thread but Will has shown us his, and bloody nice they are too. Ms Q, come on show us yours, trees that is, especially the Bonsai Talk winner

Regards

Andy

Beautiful, Mario.

Nice Dorothy but a little heavy on the artistic license aspect of things.

Q

Stone Monkey wrote:Hi Mario

More beautiful material as always you must be a happy man Hope your potting is going well my friend

Sorry can't ignore the Will vs Pine Queen debate, I know I should not hijack Mario's thread but Will has shown us his, and bloody nice they are too. Ms Q, come on show us yours, trees that is, especially the Bonsai Talk winner

Regards

Andy

Andy, I think we're wasteing our time with PQ.
Dorothy, beautiful virtual

We find little in France of Carpinus orientalis.

Beautiful tree thank you Mario

dorothy7774 wrote:
Beautiful, Mario.

Thanks Dorothy,
Great to see the effort that you showed in the virtual. I have not thought about the appearance of foliage, like when a tree just to show he wants to be. Your Virtual I will definitely consider!
Thanks again!
Regards
Mario

Stone Monkey wrote:Hi Mario

More beautiful material as always you must be a happy man Hope your potting is going well my friend

Regards

Andy

Hy my friend,
now is the season Yamadori, pots and sleeping on the shelves waiting for kiln, and ideas in my sleep! Yes I'm happy man, thank you recognize it!
Regards
Mario

Rob Kempinski wrote:
Mario, the King is great - Long live the King. I'd like to see it look like an old gnarly tree.

Yes, I will stay a few branches and try to make him a very old and the dominant tree.

Rob Kempinski wrote:
T Rex will make an awesome bonsai. Looking forward to its progress.

Photo shows a part of its uniqueness, to see him live the real picture.

Rob Kempinski wrote:
And let me say, I love the names you have given your trees. I like to give my trees names too, much like artists title paintings. It gives the tree an extra level of presentation and a hint to what the artist might have intended. And I know Japanese tradition is to have someone else name a tree, but I'm not Japanese.

This is my little game." Feel the wood and then tells him the name calling".

Rob
Thank you very much for your comment!
Regards
Mario

Pavel Slovák wrote:Hi Mario, really very good and interesting Yamadori, I look forward to the development of your trees.

Pavel

Thanks to a friend, you will see when you come to me in my garden!

pascal47 wrote:We find little in France of Carpinus orientalis.

Beautiful tree thank you Mario

My garden is open to all who want to see Carpinus orientalis.
Thanks Pascal !

Carpinus O., with whom I am very pleased.











Thank you for your interest.

My favorite Carpinus O. I already showed on the one hand, now look around.











Thank you for your interest

My god, you have a lot of Carpinus, Mario?

pascal47 wrote:My god, you have a lot of Carpinus, Mario?

One could say so, or maybe not, however, i can hardly wait for lush foliage.

Carpinus orientalis is the ideal species for bonsai tree. He had roots or not, he will grow if it offers good conditions ... I love this type!



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regards
Mario

I really need to convince my wife to go to Croatia for a holiday!

Harleyrider wrote:I really need to convince my wife to go to Croatia for a holiday!

No excuse needed. It's a great place to visit. They are perfect host.

Mario, great selection of yamadori carpinus you have. I only have one but it is to big for me now.

I'm afraid my wife would find the absence of a beach and alcohol on tap a serious drawback. Not things one usually associates with mountaintops.